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RAILROADS.
u ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule In effect. SUNDAY JANUARY 3oth 1887
until further notice

III
schedule in effect SUNDAY. JANUARY son. 1881
untifurther notice
Leave washington from Station CORNER NJ Nevyw.
ecy avenue and street
xi hSt SsaS so.eh ana n% s. and 1910 a.y
m. is . Fast Limited Exrrc.sfor ntishurv and Chi:
morning at 40. No extra fare Is charged on TIM
FOR Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Lou. daily a, 2 10
I;m snd 10 10 m, with through coaches aud Palace
m. Is fast limited train 70 Cincinnati ard s., Louis
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For Piitsburva a, II As am. and SIS pm daily 70
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For Lexington and Local Stations. $40 am daily
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For shc en-: valley Railroad and point. south
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Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at > 10, " "a
TO 300. 9-05 and 10 30 am l2:l 2:3O. g L.
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The Kaiser's Speech.
s'~sANo INK hkiCHSTA6 TO GIVE THE ENPIHES RyY-

lAs NAME house OF representatives has inst
YiSaed Dill making ten hours a DAVIS lahor nv
inc stfong vote OF log In favor to I6 AGAINST IL
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BOOKS, &c.

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LIE 1kxAS PEOPLE VIII have tbs, prsvt,aro NJ
voeing on prohibitory constitutiorr,l ananS,ss,,
nIi - ~ me legislature having just passed
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Ills Lent, IT'S Lent, You Know.
The Lands Greusuv,
hc Hsd2lOS GfeW I'M VAlnp.
Little hEi4C OF THE MEXICAN WAR SAID TO Ri
WORTH Sl1OOO0

The Lands Grew in Value.
a LITTLE RELIC OF THE MEXICAN WAR SAID TO BIZ
WORTH s15O,OOO
JaineS Blrney, resident OF Harrison n l. has
.ece'eu tne gratifying Intelligence that a lawsuit
instituted by himself and his brother George for
the recovery Of lands In Texas had been decided In
ther favor. The tract comprises about 4OO acres
near AuSan and Is estimated to be worth $50 1000
H W-en leAS went 10 war with Mexico William
,' iIaed In the Texan forces. He was cap
s seaca dno siloe D. order OF Santa Anna When
the war Was over the Texan goyernInent made
1 = siaaS OF 200 acres OF land TO Birney's
and neglected TO pay the taxes on the I Iond
AOouS three years ago one of the brothers went To
49, On business and made inquiries about his
ta1a- Inc Tract near Austin was held by
Sssc,aA parthS, who claimed that they had
p,1iSndseC ~ from the sole surviving heir
VI M Blrney. and the deeds were recorded
flholng that the land had become yaIuabIe fhe
D,t,es oroVSnt etctmenJ suits against the occu-
- H. vi 49, iahos The suit was decided In favor
80 sIe YAauuiiS and the defendants appealed to
saiS lgh.St courts which have Just sustained the
os..t ent ~ the courts below. The court ordered
1890, tldt the holders OF the lands should be
, ,ssanourseo lor all the Improvements made by
sIi Shce the property came into their possession
AZ W., tfic1 VI grazing land, containing i, 100
roonu ~ De III the possession OF u cattle owner
nahied uchs, whoused IL for q number OF years
h . 70 ownership OF the Land was acknowledged.
A-a 'he' immediately solo it fer good sum.
The Kaiser's Speech.
IH'iNG THE kEIcBsTAa TO GIVE THE EnPIBEs pSr
Mics A WARNING.
ino ne" German reichstag was opened at
DeIun yesterday. The emperoras speech was
read from the throne In IL he saws he ts or,t,aoo
a. 'he benevolent disposition the pope has shown
.0nsrus ,ne empire. The foreign policy OF the
- - e'unun1aiiy directed 10 the maintenance
a., Ia esov "en al powers The foreign relations
"a .Le government are the same as when the last
tnSaas Was opened IL the present reichsfag
"isnout neSitation or divisions. give uDanimo,IS
aptesloh 10 the resolve that the nation will NM
@ It's iuii strength In fun panoply now and AT
49, ..ieS asaIHst any attack upon our frontiers
soLn nsoiution, even before carried cut viii ma
'e1iaii5 strengthen the guarantees of peace
iAk NAME house Of representatives has inst
1854 Dill making ten hours a DAYS lahor nv
''"s 'oec VI Ioo Ia favor TO 10 against It
LIE 1ExAs PEOPLE VIII have the pr1v1leoe os
s.lns on prohibitory constitutional amendment
p0l 70 thaSo0ect '~'s P0S7ou y
sIl IL o1roen OF song Is the being oblieed Tn SIT
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LADIES' GOODS

MADAME ANNE HENRI BECHHOFF OF 3l2 n.
M Charles ST. Baltimore, for the convenience OF her
numerous customers, will in future visit Washington
on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week, and with
her assistant will call 1t the residences of her patrons
and receive orders.
Any one desiring particular hour must notify Mad
BECHHOFF by mail. mh3-2ts
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MEDICAL, &c.

IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
II DIR. BROTHERS is the oldest established advertise
ing Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies', you can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS, 9O6 ST. s. w.
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
aides, married or single Forty years experience.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
is KlNNAlRD OUT WEST9
Tommy Warren's Narrow Escads From
Drovning-A Tame Prize Fight.

Tommy Warren's Narrow Escade From
Drovning-A Tame Prize Fight.
ST. Paul, July IA hard glove fight
between Danny Needham. of ST. Paul. and
Billy Edwards. of Iowa, was fought this
afternoon on Island No in the Mississippi
river, and was witnessed by about one hun
dred people. Edwards at first refused 10
fight, and it IVES only after he was
promised $l25 by Needham. win
or lose, that be could be
induced 10 enter the ring. He seemed 70
be afraid and aid all he could to avoid the
set to- When The men finally got into the
ring Needhsm made short work of him,
knocking him out ia the second round
without receiving Q scratch in return.
Edwards was numerically guyeS by the
spectators. Tommy Warren. champion
feather weight. acted AS one of Ncedbams
seconds.
The most exciting event Of the
day was the narrow escape Of
Tommy Warren ffom drowning. He was
sitting with Others o. the rail- OF The barge
along side of the little steamer which was
carrying he party when the rail broke and
he tell between the barge "a the steamer
With great presence Of mind be msde dive
for the bottom Of the river and by dong 80
avoided being struck by the paddlew heel
oi tie steamer. 4 boat was lowered and
the little champion rescued from bis dan
gerOus prcdicsment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
A COMPLETE FAILURE
sAuseuRY.s coNsNnoN soeeNa.
TIE Prsnaisr's EspstsftDn ss DirlssnSsist
BADLY damaged nbxl&sd's kxsFsl@a
FiAns Priacs fetatnsne WIZ
20 20 Sss tiae Gxsx.

LOsecs, Jely life wiodipg ~ ct eif
HenFy Dfasnmood- wolH saission 70 Goa
sianiiuople Is 70 inelasiYs ard isue ss % DC
farcicsi when compsIei with what wss set
out 70 De accomplished Amid n gres,
flourish OF promises and prophecies sails
bury was, al nrst 30 surs OF al English pro
tect0faie over Egypt that De actually
allowed the statement % go unconifadieied
tor some time that the Convention
10 that effect had already been
siznei by the Porte Then ~
came out that the convention had merely
been draxn up aud sabniiied. aud sill
later II became known that the Porte had
refused taxing ANY action until the pro-
posed arrangement had received the sane
tion Of the Powers. A loBg period OF hesi-
tation followed. which has Lnally been
ended by the Porte nAtly refusing 70 sign
the convention. and Sir Heury Dfummond
Wolf has started on his way horne 10 Lon
don to make his oilicialrep OF the dismal
failure. The general opinion IS that the
ign0minious 0utcome OF the negotiations
will damage Salisbnry's standing as dip
lomatist, bat on the other hand there are
many who take q different view
and think fAAtters have turned out very
much as the Premier int.nded they should.
They take the view that Salisbury never
really aimed at the conclusion Of the Auglo-
Turkish convention, bat wished to iaseigle
the Sultan into an open exhibition OF his
fear aud OF dependence upon kussis. The
effect of Turkeys gravitation toward an
alliance with Russig, however unwilling. l.
sure they claim, to imperl her suEerainiy
over Egypl owing To the weakenings OF
moral support on the part OF the Powers,
which Turkey would thus cause, in regard
to such pretensions IN Egypt. En-
gland, meanwhile. will retain with
a tenacious grip her present ioothold
in the khediyes dominion and incidentally
strengthen it. while awaiting favorable
opportunity To claim that her interests IN
the country are so much greater than those
Of any other power that she is entitled 10 a
protectOrate over it, 1t is possible that
rome shit in the European political situa-
tion may enable England TO make this de
msnd and in that event Salisbury dipio-
macy would be redeemed.
Prince Ferdinand. possible ruler of Bull
gara, will after visiting the Emperor OF
Austria nj lschl. 80 10 ST. Petersburg
in probably vain hope of modify
ing ile Cars prejudice against him.
Ferdinands hesitaiing words and uncor-
dial manner in receiving the Bulgarian
deputies who notified him of his election
made an uniavorable Impression, and was
criticised in comparison with the fraakness
end decision characteristic of Prince Alex
ander.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Her Armor Plates Sold for Scrap Iron TO
RichIn.Et firm.

Her Armor Plates Sold for Scrap Iron to n
RichIn. III firm.
RICHMOND, Va, July 1.-THE barge Liz
zie Wallace arrived 81 the Richmond &
Danyille Railroad Compapy's dock, oppo-
site Rocket Yesterday, with 2o0 tons OF old
iron. consigned 10 tie Old dominion Iron
4 Nail Works. This iron il what may he
called the remains Of the Confederate gun
bost Virginia, formerly the L. :. chip Mer-
rimsc. which encountered the Monitor in
Hampton Roads during the stormy nsriod
Of the late war. causing one Of the-most
noted naval engagements Of modern times.
The Monitor wss disabled and hauled of
and the Virgins retired towards
Norfolk. bat was never in active
services afterwards. The armor plates
Of the Virginia we're laid aside 81 Cos3soff
navy yssd in Portsmouth after she was
blosn UP by the C0nfederates. and re-
uained there uDtii day or two ego, when
eli OF IL was placed on the barge Lizzie
Wallace 10 be brought 10 Richmond IL
was sold recently as scrsp-iroD. and was
purchased by northern gentlemen who sub
seouently sold IL 10 the old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works IL is now ~ De taken 70
Belle Isle and converted into hsils. Mech
Of the armor plates SHOW signs 81 having
PASSED through ;Be severe csnnoDadinR.
and there are numbers of small pieces suit
able 10 be preserved - relics ~ that cello
bfsted o. 81 engagement IN which great
brvvery and beroisfu were displayed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

EEw YonK. Jaly 1.-THE prunes held by
the syndicate Who were trying to corner the
market Tere soid si auction yesterday. the
LOT consisting Of 1878 bags of Bohemian
and 85s 81 Turkish. The former realized
sbeu ! - su6 The latter pc. The failure Of
Winthrop Cunningham & Sons. of New
York and Philadelphia, Decessitated the
Closing out Of The deal. which Wa begun
about the FIRST Of the year. The sale was
made in order % pave the wsy for jude-
meni for haf the lOss against Winthrop
Cunningham & sons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Drunken Clerk who wiz Probably be
Charged Win Murder.

CrsuzNtrI. July IA cattiog scrspe
vhicb viii probably prove fsisl. occurred
a. No go Plam-st. lest evening. John
Clark. sesd - white. clerk ia The EN-
pioT Of the County Aniiio-. while IN =
afenxen rsge. renesteiiy sfsbbe3 bis mis-
rs-s Jennie Bradford. - Tears cd a
aaiaft0 The woman's irfarieS cor sistef
~ eiSht teep sashes s5ost tae hesd srd
neck from vhicb blood flowed IN g~esf
streams Another cClore1 eiri. Marnie
DAVIS ves III The room A. The tirne snd
lris8 60 prevent the cutting of ths B-a1f.rf
rs-ran. Soc recrivsd = fsw cnfs from fbe
xrie af Clark The quarrel rss abort a
rifehe~ a. hesT The girls were taken 10 tbe
hrspitsI ard Clark uss locked up - tbs
Central Police sfsiicn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
PERTINENT INQUIRIES
Lord Norihbrook MsBts to Know what
the Grimes tau Means.

LoSDoN July l7.-In the discussion OF
tie Crimes bill IN the House Of Lords yes
ierday Lord NorthbFook urged the party
leaders TO lei The country understand deii-
ntelv wh ther the Irish members ase to
Temsin in heWestminsier Parliament and
whether the duty Of enforcing law and or
der in Ireland IL to be intrusted b. an Irish
Parliament. and whether the regulation Of
land laws Is % be committed - such a
Parliament lord Resebery declared that
these points were wholly outs de the scope
of the Crimes bin. ard the b.l passed the
committee without smendment. IL will
come up for third reading Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
SHOT BY a TOUGH"
An Officer Fatally wosndcd While Making
Al 4

An Oficer Fatally Wonndcd w lille MAKING
= ...l.. an n est.
CHICAGO. July 17.-oficer William Hal
loran of the Twenty second police station,
was fatally shot Saturday night by Mike
Lynch, q Metl- known fhief aud ex-convict,
whom The patroiman was trying to arrest.
Hallorap acting under orders from head
quartersk had sworn out vagrancy warrants
against various toughs of bis district,
among whom was Lynch. GO:ng
along Wentworth rave. Saturday evening,
Ha.loran saw Lynch. and stepping
up 10 him informed him that be had a war
rant for his arrest you'll never arrest
me-" said the ex convict, at the same time
pulling revolver and .iring. Hallarsn fell
TO the ground and Lynch fled bat was after
wards captured. The stricken officer was
conveyed to the County Hospital where be
died early this morning lie was IS years
old and leaves wife and two children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

ForK1 PAEE. \. y. July H. President
and ars. Cleveland spenf The day quietly
resting a. The parsonage here today. the
rainy and mafky weather ard some
what eEsE1y fTferifuces n
lssi eTsnIrfr not beng especieiiv
yT0Viuofs ior outdoor arrangements The
party Vii leave fof Cazenovsa a. q O'Clock
iomoTr9e morning snd viii ba ioiue8 81
Utios bv Secretary FairchiI5 and wife
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

IEHAvox. Tenn. Jelly l6.-ThuTslay
ni % sboot dark lightning struck the
stove pipe of the Baptist Church o. Mount
Olive a fsr miles from here Ah0ut one
hnudrei persons we're II The church.
Evfrvone -ss knocked senseiess aud one
fs5v vas seriously injured. sey say The
sensation wss ~ II beinr strpck N the bead
With = hammer
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

BrsvrreHsm. July I7.-At the hicvcls
tournament yesterday Temple won the
half mile cb9ynp5onsbip ard beat The qusr-
ter mile gross record rnsds lasf Thuredsv Al
Eorvieb Woods1s lost By yard the
twenty fvs fnile championship rae II the
sane race a. scr1osnt happened % Nor
rsns rnschsns winch oispsed sad losi
nirn fhe rare 81 Re vss lesdlng
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
RAIN IN new YORK.


f4als Al Gss4aes aslaaa.
Nxs Aokg. July H. thermometer today
"a .stsred ~ degrees a. noon. Then =
yleious sqEsh u wind and rain cans az
eat 81 TIE West aud ragged for about sn
hour The sind rescsaed : yeiocitS of -
nudes al bogfr sad Cd c0lftideFAh3e damage
- buildings. Another severe gale oc-
casTea 81 ~ clock THIS even
lnk many sDaiI cram Ia
tlse aters 81 the vicinity we're upset bat II
i Lot k1sosn that eny lives are lost TIE
storm wSs ssff severe ~ the unae 81 Coney
Island aud koekswsy, damaging some of
the hotel buildings. Ii CAUSED = patio Oh
tue boats, and many people we're dienched
With rain. The hishess mercury Of tbe day
a. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
The HsAT IN CHICAGO.
over fifsy Deaths Ff0aa sasstroks Nester-
Cooler " Gather.

CncAso. July H.. The hos weather con-
tinued today, the temperature ranging from
80 10 i04. Ffty-thfee cases of death from
sunstroke were reported. During the past
three OF tour days there have been more
than hundred fatalities rom excessive
heat. Tonight there Is cool breeze, aid IL
IS hoped Tie heated tenn Is eAdel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
hsRoIsM TO Be REWARDED.
Frank Robinson. for Saving Nine lives
To lie Presented WIN a Gold Medal.


TO lie Presented with "a Gold Medal.
NKw York, July l7.-Frank Robinson,
the coiored nero, who saved the lives Of
nine persons who were aboard the yacht
Mystery when she capszed in Jamaica Bay
last Sunday Is 10 be presented with hand
some gold medal by the WindwaId
CLUB es testimonial of his bravery.
The club, which has taken the first
step toward Iewacing Robin
son. is composed Of business men of this
city who sail their boats on Jamaica Bay
The medal will be of gold, eighty eight
penny-weights. The design is unique and
appropriate. From a bar on which is 10 be
engraved Presented 10 Frank RObnson, !"
will be suspended diminutive yawl en-
blemstical of the boat which Robinson
used; from the boat. and connected with
ii by small anchor chains. will hang the
medal itself. The center piece will repre-
sent sthe Mystery under iull sail. On the
reverse side will be placee this inscription:
IN appreciation of
HerOism.
rescuing nine persons
From the wreck of
Yacht Mystery,
Jamaica Bay,
July II. 1887.
On the niansail viii be placed these
words, used by Robinson. when the ship
wrecked pleasure seekers scrambled for his
fragile boat: Wait Children firsu'
Robinson has sailed away on tiIe schooner
to " hich he belongs. He was last heard Of
at Perth Amboy. n. J. A fund is also being
collected for the brave negro. which, il is
thought. will be swelied to eoOdlv proper
tiOns Congressman s. :. Cox, in a letter,
inclosinc $40 for the fund. said. Life saw
Ing knows no nationality. race, politics, sex,
condition or color. our Federal law makes
no distinction as TO beneiicieries The di-
vine law is the model for all such bonefac-
tions"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

IospoS. July H. -signof Psrsico rspsl
enjoy. IN speeob st Wicklow. irelsnd
today. said that since he bad been in Ire
land he he'd beer inspired hy admiration
for the people lie believed patriotism
and reverence for the Catholic faith were
aeeplg rooted ia tbsif breasts The Pope,
be said iorsd Ireland. and had therefore
serlt isirn as cornmlsei9Der 20 study tie
necessities II the people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Nsw Yosg. Jalv 17.-Thers vas verv
ussiy nesting of District Assembly X. a.
X of l.. today. TIE contest for supremacy
between tie faction q Assfer Workmsa
ouinn snd thar ~ his rivsl Jim Dunn uas
actually took place Tor possession q lie
books
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
TO MURDER The KAlsEe.
Socialist Plot 20 XIII HIN ON His Jour
ny % Gnsfeln.

PAIRS, July l-.-E Infransigsanf Of today
reports that the police Of Grass Gsran. a
German town in Hes5e. Dsrmsfadt, have
Discovered documents which disclose a
socialis; piot 90 murder Emperor William
on bis journey 70 Gasieia somorror. There
is great excitement over the ALLEGED disclos-
ure, sn8 many arrests hare been MADE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Iorpoz Joly iT.--0n Saturday the Prince
n Wsic> received the Corps II Ancisrsf sns
xzs-4oTshle Artillery from Boston yrfvstslv
sac later they we're presented - the
PrInoss lsvee. Which - CONSIDERED eauivs
lent - . fresentstfen " TIE Queen. The
Corys has ieft f3ir Pans.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
Ten Death. a, Louisville.

LouIsvnLF, Ky. July l5.-There were
ten fatal cases OF sunstfose IN this city to-
day. two women and eight men. all o.
whom are white. with the exceD;ion OF one
woman. All had been drinking The
maximum temperature was reached a. ?
p. m, when the thermometer al the Gov
eminent sigma office registered l0l degrees.